Made from sturdy metal pieces, this puzzle belongs to the advanced “I'm advanced” level. The task looks simple at first, but requires creative thinking to separate the metal parts and then put them back together. It comes in a compact metal tin, making it easy to take on trips or to work. Suitable for children aged 6 and up as well as adults who enjoy quick mental challenges.

The box contains 6 separate metal puzzles with different shapes and levels of difficulty. They are made from sturdy metal and finished in decorative copper, silver and gold tones. The set is suitable for both children and adults who enjoy mental challenges and offers an entertaining way to exercise logic and spatial thinking.

Inspired by some of the most famous structures and civilizations in history, these puzzles are designed to reflect ancient architecture and celebrate historical inventions. See if you can take the pieces apart and then put them back together. Solve 50 digital puzzle cards to challenge your next big brain.

The ancient Egyptians invented one of the earliest known writing systems, which was in use from about 3000 BC. Hieroglyphs combined logographic, syllabic, and alphabetic elements, numbering about 1000 different signs. You will need to work with such hieroglyphic tiles to solve this puzzle.

Roman numerals originated in ancient Rome in the 8th and 9th centuries, and remained the common way of writing numbers throughout Europe until the late Middle Ages. They consist of seven different symbols, each with a fixed integer value. Try to arrange the numbered stones in the correct order to solve this challenging puzzle.

The Great Minds puzzle series features some of the best puzzles of all time, each designed to be based on a historical figure. The packaging of the set includes information and a brief history of the figure, as well as an explanation of how the forest of the mind and the person are connected.

Arrange the numbers so that each row, column, and diagonal from corner to corner adds up to 264. Each number in the Einstein set can be flipped upside down to make a new number, so you'll need to think carefully. Find out who the real genius in the family is with this challenging puzzle - are you as smart as Einstein?

To solve the puzzle, you need to assemble the pieces from the box and get the picture drawn on the box. Solving the puzzle can take from several hours to several days. Puzzles are fun to solve both on your own and with friends. This is a great gift for anyone who wants to relax, train their brain, and develop their thinking skills.

To open the IDventure piggy bank, guide a metal ball through the maze. The game is activated by inserting a coin, which releases the ball into the labyrinth. If the attempt is unsuccessful, another coin is needed to restart it. Suitable coin diameter: 23–27 mm. It can also be used as an inventive gift box.

To discover what is inside, the recipient must solve the challenge and unlock the box. The IDventure Birthday Cake can also serve as a hiding place for secrets or small valuables. It is a creative gift for anyone who enjoys puzzles, surprises and unconventional presentation.

Opening the box will certainly not be easy, as the solution can take more than an hour. Questbox is also a great option for unusual gift wrapping. Yes, the inner compartment is quite small, but the most important thing in a gift is not the size, the main thing is attention.

Kryptos Wooden Puzzle Building Kit combines practical use with distinctive design. It is suitable for everyday use, collecting or interior decoration. A versatile choice for an original gift.